The new 344-room Songbei Shangri-La anchors the group in the heart of Songbei’s business district, and in a historic city that has witnessed the dawn of the Jin (1115-1234) and Qing (1644-1911) Dynasties, as well as cultural influences from neighbouring Russia.
Shangri-La has opened its second hotel in China’s north-eastern city of Harbin 18 years after its first hotel in 1999.
The new 344-room Songbei Shangri-La anchors the group in the heart of Songbei’s business district, and in a historic city that has witnessed the dawn of the Jin (1115-1234) and Qing (1644-1911) Dynasties, as well as cultural influences from neighbouring Russia.
Located on the edge of the Songhua River’s north bank and a convenient five-minute drive from the city’s internationally renowned ice festival at the Ice & Snow World, the hotel is in a neighbourhood that includes local attractions such as the Sun Island Garden, Siberian Tiger Park and Harbin Great Theatre.
Just 40 minutes and 30 minutes away are the international airport and Harbin West Railway Station, respectively.
“With a second property, we look forward to unveiling new lifestyle experiences and inviting the community and international visitors to enjoy our blend of tradition and modernity in Harbin,’ said Tyson Wang, general manager, Songbei Shangri-La.
In addition to guest rooms and suites, the hotel provides 33 executive serviced apartments for longer-term guests.
To celebrate the hotel’s opening, an introductory offer priced from RMB 1,350++ per night is available until February 20, 2017 and includes daily breakfast buffet.
For reservations, call (86 451) 5862 9999 or email: [email protected].